#After Sun Products Market Trends

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After Sun Products Market Regional Size and Share Forecast

The after-sun products market refers to the segment of the beauty and personal care industry that focuses on products designed to soothe and nourish the skin after exposure to sunlight. These products are typically used after spending time outdoors in the sun, to help reduce the negative effects of UV radiation, such as sunburn, dehydration, and premature aging.

The global after-sun products market is a growing industry, driven by increasing consumer awareness about the importance of sun protection and the harmful effects of sun exposure. According to a report by Mordor Intelligence, the global after-sun products market was valued at USD 1.57 billion in 2020 and is expected to reach USD 2.14 billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period (2021-2026).

The after-sun products market is segmented based on product type, distribution channel, and geography. By product type, the market is categorized into creams, lotions, gels, sprays, and others. Creams and lotions are the most commonly used products in this category, owing to their moisturizing and hydrating properties. By distribution channel, the market is segmented into online and offline channels. Offline channels include supermarkets/hypermarkets, convenience stores, drug stores, and others.

Geographically, the market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa. North America is the largest market for after-sun products, owing to the high level of awareness about the harmful effects of sun exposure and the availability of a wide range of after-sun products in the region. Europe is also a significant market, driven by the increasing demand for natural and organic after-sun products.

Key players in the after-sun products market include Johnson & Johnson, Beiersdorf AG, L'Oréal S.A., Unilever PLC, Procter & Gamble Co., The Estée Lauder Companies Inc., Shiseido Company Limited, and Clarins Group, among others.

Overall, the after-sun products market is a growing industry driven by increasing consumer awareness about sun protection and the harmful effects of sun exposure. The market is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, driven by the rising demand for natural and organic products and the increasing availability of these products through online and offline channels.

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After Sun Care Product Market Driven By Rising Consumer Awareness Related Harmful Effects Of Chemicals On Skin

The global after sun care products market is expected to reach USD 1.64 billion by 2030, expanding at a CAGR of 4.1%, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Rising consumers awareness especially, among the millennials regarding the harmful effect of the sun rays on the skin has driven the after sun care products in the market. Moreover, natural and organic after sun care products are gaining traction among a growing number of consumers, driven by the rising consumer awareness related to the harmful effects of chemicals on the skin. Usage of organically-sourced ingredients in product formulations is anticipated to surge in the next few years as per the trends observed in after sun care products consumption.

After sun care products are available in a wide variety of types, variants, and others to suit the requirements of a varied set of consumers. The demand for after sun care products with natural ingredients is increasing rapidly owing to their various benefits to the skin, such as protecting skin because of the exclusion of harmful chemicals from it, further propelling their demand in the market.

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The mass segment contributed a majority of the share to become the largest division in the global revenue in 2021. Easy accessibility of after sun care products at a reasonable price to the consumers has driven the after sun care products in the market.

The lotion segment contributed a majority of the share to become the largest division in the global revenue in 2021. Lotion usually has around 5 to 25 percent of oil-soluble substances and oils in it. Thus, they get easily spread and absorbed quickly into the skin. Thus, making it the most popular form among the consumers. Moreover, lotions are available for all types of skin in the market. Thus, the aforementioned facts have driven the growth of the market in terms of value sales.

The e-commerce segment is expected to register the fastest CAGR from the year 2022 to 2030. E-commerce retail sales are expected to witness substantial gains in the coming years on account of rising consumer spending, growing population, and wide availability of products. In addition, the introduction of mobile shopping apps for after sun care products such as Amazon, Nykaa, and others along with the availability of safe & convenient payment gateways are contributing to the growth of the online retail industry.

The market is fragmented in nature with the presence of a large number of international players and a few regional players. Unilever; The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.; Shiseido; MacAndrews & Forbes (Revlon); L’Oréal S.A.; Coty Inc.; Clarins; Beiersdorf AG; Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.; and Bioderma Laboratories.

[kurov1864]

Milgram idol au (pt.6)

005 Shidou:

Omg it's Shidou!! Didn't know people actually debuted when they were close to 30 but then again Milgram hired a fcking 12 year old so who am I to judge

Has that Korean ML type of styling. Like long overcoats, lots of neutral and darker colors + white, and whatever those actors like to wear while they're sipping coffee looking all hot and shit. Surprisingly marketed as a dad figure more than Kazui… not sure why either.

I saw somebody on Tumblr say this before and I could not agree more that he seems to be the type that has the dry skin + oily hair combo. Like predebut this man was spending 30 hours in the hospital everyday, his ass would not have time to shower or moisturize. Because of this his makeup team always have to leave him with very specific instructions on how to handle his skincare routine + products. I am entirely convinced that he would accidentally leave his serums and creams in the sun.

His fanbase has daddy issues man. Like they flock to him so they can have at least some form of fatherly affection (looks at Shidou fans)

Uses emojis on social media unironically.

I feel like with his fans he'll either care too much or too little about them. Either he gets super attached to them and tries to cheer them up the best he can, or just sees them as like a transactional relationship. Like yeah, he cares about them only because they're his fans. He doesn't really care for them as actual people.

Probably does those "doctor reacts" TikToks. He's usually a pretty calm and level-headed guy, but gods you should see the way this man absolutely rips those creators to shred. He has no tolerance or patience for those that spread medical rumours.

I forgot to mention this before but yeah he's the group leader of the entire wave. I'm not familiar with Kpop in general so forgive me if the leader is supposed to be like the most popular person or whatever, but he's a really responsible person who would actually fulfil their role no matter what they think of other people. Also pacifist so :D

Is his sense of humor outdated to the point where he can't understand his group member's jokes and just has to sit there with a smile on their face looking confused? Yes. But it's endearing.

Speaking of endearing I think many fans would like the way he's so serious while doing an unintentionally OOC thing. I don't think he lacks general logic in any way, it's just he's not familiar with the memes and trends today so sometimes he unintentionally does it TvT

Also has this air of quiet resignation whenever play fights break out within the group. Like they'll be shooting insult after insult on TV and he'll just sit next to them smiling in the overworked tired dad kinda way.

I could not for the life of me come up with a signature pose. I apologize.

Actually tbh he fits being an influencer more?? Should I just switch it to famous people,,, oh well too late to switch it now we're going full idol

[thebroccolination]

Key I think you can help me. I’ve only just got into Thai BL . 1st being Between Us as it took over my TL and then Even Sun, 7 projects once upon a time (yes a Bounprem theme here) then cutie pie and love in the sky. But I’ve noticed that the leads are always normally paired actors? As in, they do a lot of work together in other roles/works too. Is this a Thai industry thing? for example I only knew about Bounprem working together and being close friends a lot but then in these other series other actors have also done lead works together before. Is this just in Thai BL?

Be interesting to hear if you know anything about this as I love that they pair up.

Awww welcome, Anon! \:D/

This can be a fun li'l corner of the internet, and I hope you enjoy your stay. <3

I'm not sure I'm the best person to explain this, but I'll do my best.

When I joined the fandom in 2020, I noticed the same thing, and the way it was explained to me was this: "The series are incidental. The actors are the money-makers." I don't know how much that's changed in the years since, but I'm willing to bet the answer is: not much. They make a lot of money off this system.

If you follow BL actors on their socials, you'll notice a ton of sponsored content. Convenience stores, skin products, plastic surgery clinics, bottled teas, snacks, etc. Essentially, if pretty man + product = capitalism, then TWO pretty men + product = Thai BL marketing machine fuel.

Take Boun and Prem as an example.

They were cast in Until We Meet Again in April of 2019. Boun was 24, and Prem had just turned 21. Prem was on the brink of giving up on the industry, and so was Boun, who'd been trying to land a major part for seven years without much success, running into shady practices and outright scams that deprived him of his pay. UWMA was basically their last shot at a career.

UWMA was produced by Studio Wabi Sabi, a relatively small agency/studio owned by New Siwaj Sawatmaneekul. He's not just the CEO, he's also the director. He has his own socials, and he's regularly in contact with fans and viewers on Twitter. When UWMA was airing, BounPrem fans complained to New that WinTeam were hardly in the series. And there was a good reason for that: they're side characters in the novel UWMA is based on (The Red Thread), and they had their own entirely separate novel where their relationship is explored (Hemp Rope, the inspiration for Between Us).

So why were WinTeam scenes even put into UWMA if they have nothing to do with the main story? Isn't that bad writing? It depends how you look at it. If you're judging UWMA only by its writing, then sure, WinTeam's scenes are randomly placed and jarring and, again, have nothing to do with DeanPharm or InKorn's story. Win and Team are Dean and Pharm's best friends, and apart from group scenes, their love story really doesn't belong.

But if you understand that the industry's strongest money-maker are paired actors, and that New and Sheep included WinTeam scenes to promote BounPrem to potential fans and entice sponsors to financially back the eventual production of Between Us, then it makes perfect sense.

Basically, that's what side pairs are for. I think of them as little "teaser trailers" within the series. "Oh, you like these two? You want to see them in their own series? Then support them on social media and trend their hashtag so potential sponsors notice them and give them more exposure."

When the pandemic spiked soon after UWMA finished airing, Between Us was announced but put on hold along with everything else. BounPrem were in a unique situation where they had their own series guaranteed, but they didn't have a main series behind them, so they were stuck in a horrible limbo for two and a half years where they were essentially dependent on sponsorships and promotional work to keep their "brand" relevant and in people's minds. They regularly talked about how nervous they felt about losing fans because of the long wait (especially Boun, who, again, had waited seven years for a break just like this).

They never knew when the pandemic would ease up enough that they could film Between Us without interference from the government, so they had to stick to bit parts and cameos in other series. But that's where being a pair really helped them out.

So, Between Us is airing now, and thankfully it's doing really well, so BounPrem's joint future is more stable now than it has been since I became a fan. Big sigh of relief. <3 They're also able to do their own solo projects now without fear of becoming irrelevant thanks to their pair work. And that's a very good thing, because Boun and Prem have very different interests, and I think it's very healthy for them to be able to explore different genres.

So yes! From what I've seen and been told, paired actors in the BL industry make a lot more money than the actors who go it alone. Which makes sense, right? BL is literally Boys Love, so it's, y'know, about romance. And the paired actors who tend to do the best are either the ones with natural chemistry (BounPrem, TayNew, OffGun, ZeeNuNew, etc.) or the ones who go in hard on the fan service ([redacted], [redacted], [redacted], if you know you know).

If you watched Cutie Pie, you'll know ZeeNuNew (LianKuea), and you may also know that they have another series airing later this year called The Next Prince. They're one of the most successful BL pairs out there with a ton of promotional couple work, and NuNew is a talented singer with his own line of songs that he's had produced, and Zee does other acting jobs in heterosexual-leaning series, aaand he's also one of the co-owners of Domundi, the agency they're both part of. Basically, they're a good example of a pair who've successfully diversified their joint and individual careers and don't keep all their eggs in one basket, so to speak.

Most of the successful ones are like that. OffGun (Not Me) and TayNew (Dark Blue Kiss) of GMMTV are BL Royalty since they arrived on the scene early, and their work in BL helped launch their current fame and various eggs in baskets. (Gun might be an exception, though. He was a successful child actor, if I'm remembering correctly.) KristSingto (SOTUS) were another juggernaut who officially disbanded recently since Singto's disembarked from the Great Ship GMMTV, but the two of them have scores of solo work (a restaurant, theatre roles, music production, etc.), and Krist is due to appear in a BL series this year with Gawin (Not Me, Dark Blue Kiss), a true delight of a man who's been secretly collecting BL Royalty Costars like a li'l acting sniper. <3

Basically, BL series promote the actors, not the other way around.

There are pros and cons to this system, of course. Series have been churned out like mad to capitalize on the BL boom, and most of them suffer from budgeting issues. Some have real heart that compensates for the lack of money, and those are the ones I enjoy. Even series with a major budget usually have tight postproduction windows, which means sound engineering problems or painful editing decisions. Amid all these series, there are are tons of BL pairs vying for a piece of the spotlight, and it's hard to keep people's attention as a newbie when there are multiple series airing at once.

Fan service is a thorny issue, but it's becoming less of an implied mandatory thing as time goes on and (I presume) fans are more and more vocal about not wanting actors to feel they have to flirt with their coworkers to remain employed. Some of them, like BounPrem and ZeeNuNew, are just genuinely like that, but that shouldn't be a requisite aspect of the job. They're actors, after all, and their work shouldn't extend past the set. (And there are many stories of actor exploitation in certain studios.)

However! I'm sincerely happy that actors work with each other on multiple projects. I was just watching National Treasure with my sister the other day and said, "It's a shame the leads in this didn't do more together, because their chemistry is fantastic." I also love it in movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood when studios had, like, their own stables of actors, and the same leads could get paired together more than once.

It's very hard to find two actors with talent and chemistry. BounPrem had chemistry from the word go, and they had raw talent, but it took them time to get to know each other and experience in other projects for them to get to the level they're at today. And it must be nice for them to have a partner to lean on when the industry is putting them through some heinous fuckery.

I mainly follow BounPrem, and Wabi Sabi (Boun's agency) and Starlatiz (Prem's former agency) have historically been very respectful of them individually and as a pair, so I think as long as that sort of respect is emulated, it can be a great system.

ANYWAY, thank you for reading my thesis if you got this far! If you have any specific questions, I'll be happy to answer them more concisely. :)

[rajitmbranding]

Corona Beer Case

The Scenario: Heineken's main vulnerabilities are its declining sales in the late 1980s and early 1990s, driven in part by the strengthening Dutch guilder vs. the US dollar. Heineken's attempts to change its advertising strategy through agencies like Lintas and Warwick were unsuccessful in reversing this trend. Additionally, the leadership at Heineken, even after executing various measures, was not able to turn around the company making it quite vulnerable. In contrast, Corona's "Fun, Sun and Beach" themed advertising, overseen by Modelo's Procermex subsidiary, helped propel it to the #2 imported beer in the US by 1996, cutting significantly into Heineken's lead. However, Corona still aims to be #1 in the category.

The Branding: In consumers' minds, Heineken appears to represent a more sophisticated, premium European import, whereas Corona embodies a fun, relaxed, unpretentious beach lifestyle. Corona's ritual of serving the beer with a lime appeals to younger drinkers. Its advertising, stressing the "fun" nature of the beer rather than the brand's prestige, differs markedly from Heineken's historically product-focused campaigns touting the beer's quality and number one status. These differing brand positions, shaped heavily by the companies' advertising campaigns, have allowed Corona to attract a new generation of import beer drinkers and seriously challenge Heineken's long-held leadership position in the U.S. import segment. However, one notable similarity is that both Corona and Heineken primarily (or exclusively for Modelo) imported from their home country and had storied histories. Each beer company held onto their heritage in their advertising campaigns, though that heritage was wildly different.

The Strategy: To protect its market position, Heineken could focus on more effective, regionally targeted marketing as suggested in the case by CEO Michael Foley, and strive for more consistency in its brand messaging. Additionally, Heineken would need to find a way to make its European-leaning messaging relate to the changing demographics in the USA. For instance, as noted in the case, the Hispanic population had grown tremendously by over 30% from 1990 to 1997, and its buying power grew nearly 65% during that same period. How did Heineken appeal to them? With an extensive budget of $15.1M, compared to Modelo’s $5.1M, it was a question of how to use the money compared to how much. For Corona to further increase its share, it should double-down on its brand promise of a fun, relaxed beach lifestyle experience but also eat away from Heineken’s customer base. It can do this through consistent, evocative advertising and experiential marketing initiatives that would help associate Corona with an aspirational lifestyle. Also, as discussed towards the end of the first class for B&D, Corona should be mindful of the brand life cycle challenges that come with success. As a brand grows and gains popularity, it risks losing some of its distinctive identity and badge value. To counter this, Corona could employ a brand discipline strategy, making small but impactful changes to keep the brand fresh and relevant while staying true to its core promise. Limited edition packaging, strategic partnerships, and targeted line extensions could help in this regard.

[seouloftokyo]

How to Apply Sunscreen Correctly

Applying sunscreen might seem like a no-brainer, but the truth is that many of us are doing it wrong without even realising it. We've all been there, hastily slathering it on while rushing to catch those glorious sun rays. It's about time we slow down and learn how to do it right. After all, when it comes to sun protection, it's not just about having your bottle of SPF – it's about using it correctly.

Choose the right product.

Picking the right sunscreen is the first step towards effective sun protection. Ensure that the product you choose is broad-spectrum, implying that it protects against both UVA and UVB rays. Additionally, it should have a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 50 or higher. SPF 50 blocks about 98% of the sun's UV rays, which means it provides significantly better protection. Read the labels carefully and choose a product that ticks all the right boxes.

Apply to all sun-exposed skin areas.

Many people often overlook areas such as the ears, back of the neck, and tops of the feet when applying sunscreen. These spots are equally susceptible to harmful UV radiation and should not be neglected.

If you have thinning hair, a dab on the scalp or wearing a hat is necessary to prevent sunburn. Even if you don't think the sun is strong, UV rays can still cause harm to the exposed scalp, leading to a risk of skin cancer.

For hard-to-reach areas, you can use a spray sunscreen. Spray sunscreens offer the convenience of easy application, making sure you get even coverage on all those tricky spots.

Bear in mind that every little action matters when it comes to the care of your skin. Even if you're just running a quick errand, lounging on the beach, or working near a window, integrating this vital step of sunscreen application into your everyday skincare regimen can noticeably lessen your risk of skin damage. Even on overcast days, up to 80% of the sun's harmful UV rays can penetrate your skin, making consistent application crucial. Always read the label for reapplication instructions, as swimming or sweating can wash away the product.

At Seoul of Tokyo, we are committed to offering you the best in Japanese and Korean beauty products, empowering you with quality choices to maintain and enhance your skin health. Stay protected, and let your skin thank you. Shop now!

About the author:

Seoul of Tokyo is the leading distributor of Skin care products across South Africa. They have been known for offering skincare products since 2020. They aim to provide the best Korean and Japanese skincare products from highly reputed South African brands. Moreover, they share their experience with skincare products and the latest trends in the skincare market. Their products are made with high-quality ingredients and are free of harsh chemicals and fragrances. They also offer a variety of vegan and cruelty-free products.

[maximumwobblerbanditdonut]

What a coincidence SH became a social media goldmine with 4M followers after discovering real-time collaboration trends with @thevinepr and the Sensational 17 (all women) 😂 Think if you want to know what Sam is doing to achieve his goals.

With his new audience's social activities, where everything from relevant influencers and content creators to fashion trends can be highlighted. In addition, The Vine, a marketing and PR collaboration served him better for his campaign. It will also help him use social networks to take advantage of those trends. It's out there, in the open air.

In the end, ‘There is nothing new under the sun’ How does SH take advantage of women to double down on his transformation success? 🤷‍♀️

Mission Accomplished! If that is the way he uses to knock out.

These people are not celebrities, are social influencers. The difference is how they gain their following. Social influencers gain followers based on a specific niche or interest who share. They have a relationship with the product and a reason for promoting it. While SH wants to align his name with a brand that he's promoting, and raise money. That's why SH doesn't just want fans, he wants a cult, of loyalists willing to do anything at his command.

[mariacallous]

Netflix’s recent announcement of a $2.5 billion investment in its production of South Korean movies and television shows is only the latest data point to suggest that Asia is a rising content giant—and Seoul sits at the center of it all.

The Netflix outlay—twice what it has plowed into the Korean market since 2016—came just before Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, which kicked off May 1. Asian content and entertainers of Asian descent are enjoying their highest profile in the United States since the month was first celebrated in 1992.

The historic showing at the Academy Awards in March—seven wins for Everything Everywhere All at Once, including actors Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan, and two Oscars for Indian films—represents a breakthrough moment. This builds on the cultural phenomenon of the South Korean show Squid Game, which took over Halloween costume parties last year, as well as Parasite, which won several Oscars in 2020.

Entertainment is a trend-driven industry, and it’s easy to write off the success of Korean content as a potent but passing fad. Other foreign-produced content has had its moment in the American sun and then faded. What sets South Korea apart from many other countries its size, and its neighbors in Asia, has been its relentless focus on foreign markets and its ability to produce multiple types of successful entertainment content—music, film, TV shows, and games—for those markets. Only South Korean literature has yet to join the party, and that may be coming. South Korean novels that have been translated into English, such as Kim Ji-young, Born 1982 and Please Look After Mom, a Man Asian Literary Prize winner, have started to focus global attention on Korean authors.

There are some specific reasons the South Korean entertainment industry has prospered overseas. First, it is a tough crucible. If Korean audiences don’t like a new film, TV show, or song, it will die a quick and merciless death. The domestic competition among entertainment companies is intense.

Korean audiences demand high-quality content, high production values, and a constant stream of fresh product. Unlike in the United States, where successful TV shows span multiple seasons and spawn franchises, it is rare for even hit shows in South Korea to last for more than one season. Writers are restless and want to move on to new projects, and so do audiences.

South Korea’s size has something to do with its constant cycle of creation and improvement. With just 52 million people in the Korean market, entertainment companies’ growth depends on creating movies, TV shows, and music that will fare well internationally. As a wealthy country that has prioritized content creation as an economic engine, in some ways the Korean entertainment industry has become too big to be contained within national borders. At the same time, the Korean domestic market acts like a shark tank as companies battle for a limited number of entertainment dollars. These factors combine to create high-quality, ready-to-export content.

This constant pressure guarantees a pipeline of high-quality shows and movies at a pace most other countries haven’t matched. For example, four of the eight-most watched non-English Netflix series of all time are South Korean. South Korea is a perpetual content engine tuned to the latest societal issues of our times. It’s also worth noting that South Korea has made the entertainment industry a national priority, in terms of seed funding, establishing numerous international film festivals and teaching filmmaking in schools, and the industry treats behind-the-scenes production staff as importantly as stars.

Culturally, South Korea is like a petri dish of innovation for many industries. The cycle of consumer trial, adoption, and failure or success is accelerated to warp speed because of the country’s dense population, global orientation, and fast internet. (South Korea was the first nation to roll out wide-scale commercial 5G service.)

There is a relentless appetite for something new that has led South Korea to be a preferred testbed for technology companies, luxury brands, and co-working with robots. “If any trend is going to move from overseas to the U.S., I would put South Korea at the front of the line in terms of who is likeliest to be that springboard,” Andrew Wallenstein, the president of Variety Intelligence Platform, told the New York Times.

Second, despite what American audiences may understandably think, K-content did not come out of nowhere. The United States is only the most recent market to embrace it. One of South Korea’s first big entertainment exports was the TV series Winter Sonata, which became a hit in Japan and the Philippines in the early 2000s, generating a wave across Asia that Korean dramas and films rode.

K-pop expanded its footprint beginning in the mid-2000s from Asia to Latin America and Europe, propelled by social media. According to Twitter data, the top five countries of origin of K-pop tweets are Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, South Korea, and the United States. In fact, research by the AMPD group showed Korean content ranking first or second in every Southeast Asian country as measured by premium content by country of origin in 2022, besting Hollywood and even local-language content.

Much has been said about the diversity of American K-pop fans. Indeed, last year’s KCON, the annual K-culture festival sponsored by my firm, CJ ENM, in Los Angeles, drew about 100,000 fans—and only about 20 percent of them were ethnically Korean. In 2022, 60 percent of Netflix’s 221 million subscribers watched Korean content, and even this week, the Korean series Black Knight features on Netflix’s list of most watched non-English shows (with South Korea’s Dr. Cha in second place). The streaming services’ algorithms that curate shows don’t think in terms of geographic boundaries, so they surface high-quality, popular content regardless of country of origin.

By their increasing size, audiences have demonstrated that the storylines of K-dramas are universal. Even a Korean film that looked inaccessible to Western audiences—set in the hidden neighborhoods of Seoul and featuring a cast largely unknown to English-language moviegoers—hit on universal themes of class struggle, greed, and justice, all with a dash of caper and horror. This is why Parasite grossed $260 million worldwide. Korean content creators—much like Korean automakers and smartphone producers—are outwardly focused on global trends and the social zeitgeist. Director Bong Joon-ho tapped into the brewing cross-cultural anxiety over wealth inequality that drove the film’s core connection with global audiences. And, as CJ Group Vice Chairwoman Miky Lee said during her Oscar acceptance speech, “I really, really, really want to thank our Korean film audience … [who] never hesitated to give us straightforward opinions.”

Action movies look different today than they did 20 years ago. But their popularity endures. Likewise, K-content—with a strong international base and a constant cycle of creation and improvement—will continue to resonate with global audiences. It takes time and money to establish a high-quality entertainment industry, but digital technology and social media have lowered some key barriers to entry for production and distribution. Every country has distinct cultural forces at work within it, but South Korea’s success at creating broadly appealing music, movies, and TV series and engaging online with fans around the world could well be a template for other countries seeking to make their mark on the global stage.

[petwoners]

Embracing Convenience - The Rise of Online Pet Products

In today's fast-paced world, pet owners are turning to online shopping to ensure their furry friends are well-cared for and stylish without the need to step out of the house. The digital shelves are filled with everything from chic dog sweaters to interactive cat toys, making it easy to find the perfect items to match any pet's personality and needs. But why has online shopping for pet products become so popular, and what can you find in these virtual pet stores? Let's dive in.

A Vast Array of Pet Clothing

When it comes to pet fashion, the options are as varied as they are for humans. From practical water-resistant coats for rainy walks to adorable tuxedos for special occasions, online stores have expanded the wardrobe options for cats and dogs alike. For dog owners, practicality often meets style; winter coats come with thermal lining and reflective strips, ensuring comfort and safety during evening walks. Meanwhile, cat clothing trends towards the whimsical—think tiny capes and neckties—that make for irresistible Instagram photos.

The range doesn't stop at outerwear. You'll find a plethora of everyday wear like breathable mesh vests for summer and cozy pajamas for those chilly nights. Each item is often available in multiple sizes, ensuring a good fit for every breed, from the tiniest Chihuahua to the sturdiest Mastiff.

Accessories That Add Flair and Functionality

Accessories for pets go beyond mere fashion statements. They serve practical purposes, enhancing pets' lives while adding a dash of style. Collars, leashes, and harnesses are essentials available in various designs and materials, from luxe leather with embellishments to lightweight, durable nylon for the active pet.

Beyond the basics, specialized accessories cater to the unique needs of pet owners. For example, GPS trackers that attach to collars are a must-have for those with adventurous pets, providing peace of mind by tracking their whereabouts in real time. Additionally, customized ID tags can be ordered online, combining safety with personal flair.

Toys That Entertain and Educate

Toys are crucial for a pet’s development and happiness, and the online market for pet toys has something for every type of animal. For dogs, chew toys and interactive treat-dispensing games help maintain dental health and mentally stimulate them, reducing boredom and destructive behavior. Cats, on the other hand, might prefer toys that mimic prey, like laser pointers and feather wands, which cater to their hunting instincts.

The online realm also offers toys that cater to the specific needs of pets, such as puzzle toys that challenge their problem-solving skills and durable toys designed for aggressive chewers. Moreover, eco-friendly options made from sustainable materials are increasingly prevalent, appealing to environmentally conscious pet owners.

Pet Beds and Mats: Comfort in Every Corner

A good night’s sleep is as important for pets as it is for humans. Online stores offer a wide range of pet beds and mats, ensuring comfort across all seasons and life stages. Orthopedic beds are available to support aging joints, while cooling mats are perfect for helping pets unwind after a day under the sun. Styles range from minimalist designs that blend seamlessly with home décor to whimsical shapes like a shark’s mouth or a banana peel, adding a touch of humor to your home.

The Practical Side: Pet Care and Essentials

Pet care products are also readily available online, with offerings that ensure the wellbeing of your pet. From flea and tick treatments to grooming tools and eco-friendly shampoos, everything you need to keep your pet healthy and clean can be found with a few clicks. Moreover, automated feeders and water fountains can help maintain regular eating and drinking habits, especially for busy pet owners.

Why Shop Online for Pet Products?

The benefits of shopping for pet products online extend beyond convenience. It offers the ability to compare prices and read customer reviews, ensuring you find the best products within your budget. Seasonal sales and discounts are frequent, and the option to subscribe to regular deliveries of consumable items like pet food or cat litter adds an additional layer of convenience.

Additionally, online shopping is inclusive and accessible, catering to all pet owners. People with mobility issues, those who live in remote areas, or even just busy individuals find it easier to manage their pet care obligations via the web.

Closing Thoughts

The world of online pet products is vast and filled with possibilities. Whether you're dressing up your dog for a special event, seeking the perfect toy to keep your cat entertained, or simply looking for the essentials to keep your pet healthy and happy, there’s an online store that has you covered. With the added benefits of convenience, variety, and often better pricing, it’s no wonder more and more pet owners are turning to the internet to cater to their pet-related needs.

Embrace the convenience and discover the joy of shopping for pet products online. Your pet will thank you for it, and you might just find yourself enjoying the process, too!

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How to Negotiate Boat Prices in Jacksonville After a Marine Survey

Are you in the market for a new boat in Jacksonville? Before finalizing your purchase, it is crucial to have marine surveyors jacksonville assess the vessel to ensure its seaworthiness. Once the marine survey is complete, you can use the findings to negotiate boat prices in Jacksonville effectively. When looking to purchase a boat, obtaining a marine survey from reputable marine surveyors jacksonville is essential. A thorough inspection by experienced professionals such as Sun Coast Marine Surveying & Consulting can uncover any potential issues with the vessel. By having a comprehensive understanding of the boat's condition, you are better equipped to negotiate boat prices in Jacksonville based on the survey results. After receiving the marine survey report from marine surveyors jacksonville, take note of any areas that may require attention or repairs. This information can be used as leverage during price negotiations with the seller. By highlighting specific concerns identified in the survey, you can justify requesting a lower sale price for the boat in Jacksonville. In addition to using the marine survey findings as bargaining chips, it is also beneficial to research comparable boats on the market in Jacksonville. Understanding the current market value of similar vessels can help you make an informed decision when negotiating boat prices in Jacksonville. By presenting this data to the seller, you can demonstrate that your offer is reasonable and aligns with market trends. When entering into negotiations after a marine survey, it is important to remain flexible yet firm in your pricing expectations. Be prepared to compromise with the seller while also advocating for a fair deal based on the survey results. By approaching the negotiation process with professionalism and respect, you can increase the likelihood of reaching a mutually beneficial agreement on the boat price in Jacksonville. Throughout the negotiation process, keep in mind that transparency is key. Communicate openly with the seller about the findings of the marine survey conducted by marine surveyors jacksonville. By providing clear and honest information, you can build trust and facilitate productive discussions regarding the boat price in Jacksonville. As you navigate the negotiation process post-marine survey, remember to consider all aspects of the boat's condition and value. In addition to focusing on any repairs or maintenance needs identified in the survey, take into account other factors such as age, model, and amenities of the vessel. By taking a holistic approach to evaluating the boat, you can negotiate a price that reflects its overall value accurately. In conclusion, leveraging the insights gained from a marine survey conducted by reputable marine surveyors in Jacksonville Florida can empower you to negotiate boat prices effectively. By utilizing the survey findings strategically and approaching negotiations with professionalism and transparency, you can secure a fair deal on your new boat in Jacksonville. Trust in the expertise of Sun Coast Marine Surveying & Consulting and embark on your boat buying journey with confidence.

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After Sun Products Market CAGR Status, Emerging Trends and Forecast till 2030

After-sun products are specialized skincare products designed to provide relief and hydration to the skin after exposure to the sun. These products are commonly used to soothe sunburns, reduce redness and inflammation, and restore the skin's natural moisture barrier. The after-sun products market has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by the increasing awareness of the harmful effects of sun exposure and the growing demand for skincare products.

Market Size and Growth

The global after-sun products market size was valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.7% from 2021 to 2028. The growth of the market is driven by the increasing demand for after-sun products, particularly in regions with high levels of sun exposure.

Product Types

The after-sun products market is segmented into several product types, including:

Gel: After-sun gel is a popular product type that is designed to quickly absorb into the skin, providing a cooling and soothing effect.

Lotion: After-sun lotion is a thicker product that is designed to provide long-lasting hydration to the skin.

Cream: After-sun cream is a heavy-duty product that is designed to deeply moisturize and repair damaged skin.

Spray: After-sun spray is a convenient product that can be applied directly to the skin, providing a quick and easy way to hydrate and soothe the skin.

End-Use Industries

The after-sun products market is segmented into several end-use industries, including:

Retail: After-sun products are commonly sold through retail channels such as drugstores, supermarkets, and online retailers.

Professional: After-sun products are also used by professionals such as dermatologists and aestheticians as part of their skincare treatments.

Regional Analysis

The after-sun products market is segmented into several regions, including North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa, and South America.

North America: The after-sun products market in North America is driven by the increasing awareness of the harmful effects of sun exposure and the growing demand for skincare products.

Europe: The European after-sun products market is driven by the popularity of beach vacations and the growing demand for natural and organic skincare products.

Asia-Pacific: The Asia-Pacific after-sun products market is expected to grow at the highest CAGR over the forecast period due to the increasing awareness of the harmful effects of sun exposure and the growing demand for skincare products in countries such as China and India.

Key Players

The key players operating in the after-sun products market include Johnson & Johnson, L'Oréal S.A., Beiersdorf AG, Unilever, and Estée Lauder Companies Inc.

Regulatory Framework

The use of after-sun products is subject to various regulations in different countries, particularly regarding the labeling and advertising of these products. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates the labeling and advertising of after-sun products through various regulations such as the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. In the European Union, after-sun products are regulated under the Cosmetic Products Regulation.

Conclusion

The global after-sun products market is expected to grow at a significant rate over the forecast period due to the increasing awareness of the harmful effects of sun exposure and the growing demand for skincare products. However, the market is subject to various regulations, particularly regarding the labeling and advertising of these products, which may constrain the growth of the market in the coming years. The increasing demand for natural and organic skincare products is also expected to drive the growth of the market in the future.

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Egg Yolk Oil Market: Detailed Insights on Size, Share, and Growth Potential

The global egg yolk oil market size is expected to reach USD 419.19 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.3% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Egg yolk oil is witnessing a surge in demand, propelled by key trends such as the increasing consumer preference for natural and sustainable beauty products, the expanding awareness of holistic health benefits, and the shift toward clean beauty formulations. With its rich composition of phospholipids, triglycerides, and antioxidants, egg yolk oil is becoming a sought-after ingredient in various industries. The growing inclination toward products with minimal environmental impact and the rising interest in multifunctional ingredients further boost the market for egg yolk oil.

In the skincare and cosmetics industry, egg yolk oil is valued for its moisturizing, anti-aging, and anti-inflammatory properties. It serves as an effective emollient and is incorporated into creams, lotions, and serums to enhance skin hydration and elasticity. The presence of antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin helps protect the skin from UV damage and oxidative stress. Additionally, egg yolk oil's ability to stabilize carotenoids makes it a preferred ingredient in sun-protective formulations, catering to the growing demand for natural sunscreens and anti-aging products.

Egg yolk oil is also gaining traction in the nutritional supplements and functional foods sector. Its high content of phospholipids and essential fatty acids supports cognitive health, cardiovascular health, and overall wellness. Studies, such as the one conducted by Kewpie Corporation in 2023, have shown that egg yolk choline can improve verbal and visual memory in forgetful individuals. This positions egg yolk oil as a valuable component in supplements targeting brain health and memory enhancement, addressing the rising consumer focus on mental well-being.

The health and wellness industry presents numerous emerging opportunities for egg yolk oil. Its potential use in ready-to-drink beauty beverages and beauty foods aligns with trends like ingestible beauty and the gut-skin axis, where consumers seek to improve skin health from within. Egg yolk oil can be integrated into products such as collagen drinks, nut butters, and bone broths, offering added skin and health benefits. The versatility of egg yolk oil, combined with its proven efficacy, makes it a promising ingredient in the evolving landscape of health-focused food and beverage innovations.

Egg yolk oil has shown significant potential in regulating photosensitivity and shielding skin cells from UV-induced oxidative stress. Egg oil treatment preserved normal epidermal cell structure and nuclei integrity even after UV exposure in research by Hahn et al. utilizing a full-thickness human skin model, in contrast to untreated models that displayed pycnotic nuclei indicative of cell death. Egg oil's potential as a therapeutic ingredient in skincare products targeted at reducing UV-related skin damage and supporting tissue healing is highlighted by its protective impact against sunburn-induced skin inflammation, which has been attributed to its antioxidant qualities.

Furthermore, egg yolk oil has strong analgesic and anti-inflammatory qualities that make it useful in the treatment of inflammatory diseases such as joint pain. At concentrations of 100–300 mg/kg, oils derived from duck and hen eggs considerably reduced pain and inflammation, according to research by Mahmoudi et al. The presence of choline, which decreased inflammatory markers by 20%, and palmitoylethanolamide in the phospholipid fraction, which further reduces inflammation, are both responsible for some of the anti-inflammatory benefits. According to these results, egg yolk oil shows promise as a component in medicinal formulations intended to reduce inflammation and discomfort.

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Egg Yolk Oil Market Report Highlights

Based on application, the personal care & cosmetics segment led the market in 2023. This ingredient is highly valued in the cosmetics industry for its emollient and skin-repairing properties. It is frequently used in formulations for moisturizers, anti-aging creams, and hair care products. The presence of antioxidants such as lutein and zeaxanthin helps protect the skin from UV damage and environmental stressors

Based on extraction method, the petroleum ether method is set to rise at a significant rate from 2024 to 2030. This is due to its efficiency in yielding high-purity oil, which is increasingly demanded for its applications in natural skincare and nutraceutical products

The Asia Pacific egg yolk oil market is expected to grow rapidly from 2024 to 2030. This is due to increasing consumer awareness of natural and sustainable beauty solutions, a growing middle-class population, and the popularity of traditional holistic health practices. Additionally, the expanding nutraceutical and cosmetics industries in countries like China, Japan, and South Korea are driving demand for high-quality, multifunctional ingredients like egg yolk oil

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Ceramide Sunscreen Market Landscape: Trends, Drivers, and Forecast (2023-2032)

The Ceramide Sunscreen Market is projected to grow from USD 1,489.66 million in 2024 to USD 2,706.61 million by 2032, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.75%.

Ceramide sunscreen has emerged as a highly sought-after skincare product, particularly valued for its dual function of providing sun protection while also nourishing and fortifying the skin’s natural barrier. Ceramides, which are lipids naturally found in the skin, play a crucial role in maintaining the skin’s moisture balance and protecting it from environmental aggressors. In sunscreen formulations, the inclusion of ceramides offers added benefits beyond UV protection, helping to repair and restore the skin’s barrier, which can be compromised by factors such as sun exposure, pollution, and aging. This makes ceramide sunscreens particularly beneficial for individuals with sensitive, dry, or compromised skin, as they not only shield the skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays but also help to prevent moisture loss, soothe irritation, and improve overall skin texture.

The growing popularity of ceramide sunscreens is also driven by the increasing awareness of the importance of maintaining a healthy skin barrier as part of a comprehensive skincare routine. Consumers are becoming more educated about the long-term effects of sun damage, such as premature aging, hyperpigmentation, and skin cancer, leading them to seek out sunscreens that offer enhanced skin care benefits. Additionally, the trend towards multifunctional skincare products has contributed to the rise of ceramide sunscreens, as they combine the protective qualities of traditional sunscreens with the reparative and hydrating properties of ceramides, eliminating the need for multiple products.

Ceramide sunscreen offers several advantages that make it a popular choice among skincare enthusiasts:

Enhanced Skin Barrier Protection: Ceramides are essential lipids that naturally occur in the skin and play a crucial role in maintaining the skin's barrier function. By incorporating ceramides into sunscreen, these products help strengthen and restore the skin barrier, preventing moisture loss and protecting against environmental aggressors such as pollution and UV radiation.

Moisturization and Hydration: Ceramide sunscreens provide an added layer of hydration, making them especially beneficial for individuals with dry or sensitive skin. The ceramides in these sunscreens help to lock in moisture, keeping the skin soft, supple, and well-hydrated throughout the day.

Reduction of Irritation and Sensitivity: Ceramide sunscreens are often formulated to be gentle on the skin, reducing the likelihood of irritation or sensitivity. This makes them an excellent option for individuals with reactive or sensitive skin who may find traditional sunscreens too harsh. The ceramides help soothe and calm the skin, reducing redness and inflammation.

Multifunctional Skincare: One of the key advantages of ceramide sunscreen is its multifunctionality. In addition to providing broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays, it also nourishes and repairs the skin. This eliminates the need for multiple products, simplifying the skincare routine while ensuring comprehensive care.

Anti-Aging Benefits: Regular use of ceramide sunscreen can help prevent the signs of premature aging caused by sun exposure, such as fine lines, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation. The ceramides work to maintain the skin's elasticity and firmness by reinforcing the skin barrier, while the sunscreen protects against sun damage, which is a leading cause of aging.

Suitability for All Skin Types: Ceramide sunscreens are typically formulated to be lightweight and non-greasy, making them suitable for all skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin. They absorb easily into the skin without leaving a heavy or sticky residue, making them comfortable for daily wear.

Soothing and Calming Effects: For those with skin conditions like eczema or rosacea, ceramide sunscreens can be particularly beneficial. The ceramides help to repair the skin’s barrier and reduce the sensitivity and flare-ups associated with these conditions, providing both protection and relief.

Protection Against Free Radical Damage: Many ceramide sunscreens also include antioxidants in their formulations, which help to neutralize free radicals generated by UV exposure. This provides an additional layer of defense against oxidative stress, further protecting the skin from environmental damage.

To effectively use ceramide sunscreen and maximize its benefits, follow these steps:

Cleanse Your Skin: Start with a clean face by washing your skin with a gentle cleanser. This removes any dirt, oil, or makeup, allowing the sunscreen to be absorbed more effectively.

Apply Moisturizer (If Needed): If you have very dry skin or if your ceramide sunscreen doesn’t provide enough moisture, you can apply a lightweight moisturizer before applying the sunscreen. However, many ceramide sunscreens are hydrating enough to skip this step.

Dispense the Right Amount: Squeeze out a generous amount of sunscreen. For the face and neck, a quarter-sized amount or about two fingers' length of sunscreen is recommended. Don’t forget to include your ears, back of your neck, and other exposed areas.

Apply Evenly: Using your fingertips, apply the ceramide sunscreen evenly across your face, neck, and any other areas exposed to the sun. Make sure to cover all areas thoroughly, including the hairline, around the eyes, and under the chin.

Reapply as Needed: Sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours, especially if you’re outdoors, sweating, or swimming. Even if your ceramide sunscreen is water-resistant, it’s important to reapply it after heavy sweating or toweling off.

Layering with Makeup: If you wear makeup, apply the ceramide sunscreen as the last step in your skincare routine, before applying makeup. Allow it to fully absorb into your skin before applying foundation or other makeup products.

Daily Use: Make ceramide sunscreen a part of your daily skincare routine, regardless of the weather or season. UV rays can cause damage even on cloudy days, so consistent use is key to protecting your skin.

Use on Body: Don’t forget to apply sunscreen to other exposed areas of your body, such as your arms, legs, and hands. Follow the same steps to ensure these areas are protected.

Key Player Analysis

Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen Company

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health

Beiersdorf AG

Sun Bum LLC

Neutrale Bioscience

Procter & Gamble (Olay)

L’Oreal

Evonik Industries AG

Ashland Global Holdings Inc.

Bayer Consumer Health (Coppertone)

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The ceramide sunscreen market exhibits varying dynamics across different regions, influenced by factors such as consumer awareness, skincare trends, climate conditions, and regulatory environments. Here’s a look at the regional insights for the ceramide sunscreen market:

North America:

Market Growth: The ceramide sunscreen market in North America is experiencing steady growth, driven by a strong emphasis on skincare and sun protection. High consumer awareness about the harmful effects of UV radiation, coupled with a growing preference for multifunctional skincare products, is boosting demand for ceramide-infused sunscreens.

Consumer Trends: In the United States and Canada, consumers are increasingly opting for products that combine sun protection with skincare benefits, such as hydration and anti-aging properties. The demand for clean, natural, and dermatologist-recommended products is also high, influencing product formulations and marketing strategies.

Regulatory Environment: Stringent regulations by agencies like the FDA ensure that sunscreens meet specific safety and efficacy standards, which has led to a market dominated by well-established brands that adhere to these regulations.

Europe:

Market Growth: Europe represents a significant market for ceramide sunscreens, with growth fueled by the region’s strong skincare culture and the popularity of products that offer comprehensive skin protection. Consumers in countries like France, Germany, and the UK are particularly attentive to the quality and safety of skincare products, driving demand for high-performance sunscreens.

Consumer Trends: European consumers often favor sunscreens that are lightweight, non-greasy, and suitable for sensitive skin. The trend towards sustainability and eco-friendly products is also influencing the market, with an increasing preference for sunscreens that contain natural ingredients and come in recyclable packaging.

Regulatory Environment: The European Union has stringent regulations regarding sunscreen ingredients and claims, which ensures that products are safe and effective. This regulatory environment supports a market that values innovation, particularly in the areas of broad-spectrum protection and skin barrier enhancement.

Asia-Pacific:

Market Growth: The Asia-Pacific region is witnessing rapid growth in the ceramide sunscreen market, driven by the rising disposable incomes, increasing urbanization, and a strong cultural emphasis on skincare. Countries like South Korea, Japan, and China are leading the market, with consumers prioritizing skin health and protection from the sun.

Consumer Trends: In this region, there is a high demand for sunscreens that offer multiple benefits, including whitening/brightening effects, anti-aging properties, and skin hydration. The popularity of K-beauty and J-beauty trends, which emphasize a holistic approach to skincare, has also propelled the demand for ceramide sunscreens.

Regulatory Environment: The regulatory landscape varies across the region, with countries like Japan and South Korea having rigorous standards for sunscreen products. These markets tend to favor innovative formulations that combine sun protection with skincare, driving continuous product development.

Latin America:

Market Growth: The ceramide sunscreen market in Latin America is growing, albeit at a slower pace compared to other regions. Growth is driven by increasing awareness of sun protection and skin health, particularly in countries with high UV exposure, such as Brazil and Mexico.

Consumer Trends: Consumers in this region are becoming more conscious of the need for effective sun protection, leading to a growing interest in sunscreens that offer additional skincare benefits. However, price sensitivity remains a significant factor, influencing the demand for affordable, multifunctional products.

Regulatory Environment: Sunscreen regulations in Latin America vary by country, but there is a growing emphasis on ensuring products meet safety standards. Brazil, for example, has a well-established regulatory framework that supports market growth by ensuring product efficacy and consumer safety.

Middle East and Africa:

Market Growth: The ceramide sunscreen market in the Middle East and Africa is emerging, with increasing awareness of skincare and sun protection contributing to gradual growth. The region's harsh climatic conditions, characterized by high temperatures and intense sunlight, underscore the need for effective sunscreens.

Consumer Trends: Consumers in the Middle East, particularly in countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, are increasingly seeking sunscreens that offer both protection and hydration. The demand for luxury skincare products is also rising, as is the interest in products that cater to specific skin concerns like hyperpigmentation.

Regulatory Environment: The regulatory landscape in this region is evolving, with a growing emphasis on product safety and efficacy. Governments and health authorities are increasingly focusing on regulating skincare products, including sunscreens, to ensure they meet international standards.

Segments:

Based on Sun Protection Factor:

Low SPF (15 to 30)

Medium SPF (30 to 50)

High SPF (50+)

Based on Application:

Face creams

Neck and body creams

Based on Skin Type:

Dry

Oily

Combination

Others

Based on Sales Channel:

Modern trade

Mono brand stores

Specialty stores

Convenience stores

Pharmacies and drugstores

Online retailing

Other sales channels

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Unveiling Trends, Innovations, and Consumer Preferences in the Sun Care Products Market

Unveiling Trends, Innovations, and Consumer Preferences in the Sun Care Products Market

Sun Care Products Market was valued at US$ 13.86 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach US$ 20.92 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 5.37% from 2024 to 2031. 

This comprehensive research study on the global Sun Care Products market gives detailed insights into the sector, offering a detailed analysis of market trends, prominent drivers, and future growth prospects. In order to make wise business decisions, it gives readers an extensive understanding of the market environment. Furthermore, the report covers several aspects, such as estimated market sizing, strategies employed by leading companies, restraining factors, and challenges faced by market participants.

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The report's precise market forecasts and identification of emerging trends will allow readers to foresee the industry’s future and outline their tactics for t he following years accordingly. Understanding market trends can help in gaining a competitive edge and staying ahead in a fast-paced business environment.

Regional and Segment Analysis

The study on the global Sun Care Products market will aid industry participants find high-growth regions and profitable market segments through region-specific and segment-by-segment analysis. This information helps in implementing better marketing strategies and product lineups to meet the preferences and needs of various target audiences. The major regions covered in this comprehensive analysis include North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa.

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The research report supports strategic decision-making by revealing prospective areas for investment and business growth in the global Sun Care Products market. This report is a great tool for finding markets that are foreseen to grow substantially for aiding readers who want to expand into new and untapped markets or launch new products.

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The research report comprises an in-depth competitive analysis, which profiles major market competitors and evaluates their tactics, weaknesses, and market shares. These key players employ top business strategies, such as partnerships, alliances, mergers, acquisitions, product innovations, and product development, to establish a competitive advantage. Industry participants may use this information to measure their business against rivals and develop winning strategies for distinguishing themselves in the market.

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List of Key Companies in the Sun Care Products Market

L’Oréal Paris

Estée Lauder Companies

Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.

Procter & Gamble

Unilever

Beiersdorf AG

Shiseido Co., Ltd.

Kao Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Edgewell Personal Care

Colgate-Palmolive Company

The global Sun Care Products market is segmented as:

By Packaging Type

Bottles/Jars

Pumps & Dispensers

Tubes

Others

By Product Type

Sunscreen

After Sun Care

Self-tanning Products

By Age

Adult

Kids

By Nature

Organic

Conventional

By Sales Channel

Hypermarkets/Supermarkets

Specialty Stores

Pharmacy/Drug Stores

Department Stores

Online Retailers

Others

By Region

North America

U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Europe

France

U.K.

Spain

Germany

Italy

Russia

Rest of Europe

Asia-Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

Rest of Asia-Pacific

Middle East & Africa

GCC

North Africa

South Africa

Rest of Middle East & Africa

Latin America

Brazil

Argentina

Rest of Latin America

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Why You Really Shouldn’t Make Your Own Sunscreen

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Why You Really Shouldn’t Make Your Own Sunscreen

This summer, some influencers have jumped on the bandwagon of posting TikToks of themselves making sunscreen at home after a popular influencer did so. Experts are now warning people not to make DIY sunscreen as it can be dangerous.

Influencer Nara Smith, 22, who is known for sharing videos of herself making everything from cereal to cough drops from scratch, posted a TikTok in June of her husband, Lucky Blue Smith, mixing together coconut, beeswax, shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, and zinc oxide powder to create sunscreen (the latter is a main ingredient in many mineral-based sunscreens). Since then, her video has received about 2 million likes. And others—like TikToker Avery Cyrus, 24, who has 9.3 million followers—have also shared videos of themselves making their own sunscreen.

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@averycyrus Next time you forget your sunscreen, just make some! ♬ original sound – Avery Cyrus

But some dermatologists have expressed concern over DIY sunscreen, making their own social media posts and cautioning people not to do so.

@brookejeffymd Please don’t make SPF at home, guys; just don’t do it…. #SPF #Dermatologist #Sunscreen #DIY ♬ original sound – Dr. Brooke Jeffy

“The dangers related to homemade sunscreen is, bottom line, it’s not going to protect your skin how it should,” says Dr. Aamna Adel, a dermatologist based in London. “Just because it contains zinc oxide … does not mean that it’s going to be protecting you against UV rays.” People who make their own sunscreen will “be increasing their risk of sunburn [and] developing skin cancer.” (Adel has done some paid campaigns for brands that have sunscreen products in the past.)

A representative for Smith declined TIME’s request for comment, and a representative for Cyrus did not respond.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates sunscreens as nonprescription drugs. Products on the market “have to undergo extensive testing,” says Dr. Brooke Jeffy, a dermatologist based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Dermatologists say there are a few reasons why making sunscreen yourself can be dangerous. First, the process of making sunscreen is quite complicated—the formulas are precise and can be difficult to replicate at home. And second, there’s no way to know how much protection a homemade sunscreen will offer you. Because of that, your sunscreen may have inconsistent or ineffective coverage, which could increase your risk of skin cancer and lead to premature signs of aging, like wrinkles and sun spots.

“Let’s say you use 15% zinc, but you’re adding other things into it. So do you really have that same percentage in your final product? How do you really know that you have what you think you have?” says Dr. Doris Day, a dermatologist based in New York City. 

“It’s not that easy to make a mineral-based sunscreen and have it spread easily and smoothly,” Day says.

@drdorisday #stitch with @Nara Smith Skip the viral homemade #sunscreen trend and opt for pure mineral sunscreens that are preservative-free. Exposure to UV wavelengths increases the risk of skin cancer and premature aging — especially without sufficient zinc oxide protection. If you’re looking for a skincare DIY project this summer, consider options that hydrate the skin or provide post-sun care instead. ♬ original sound – drdorisday

Some dermatologists say that even if Smith’s video wasn’t meant to be taken seriously, they worried that people may try the recipe themselves

Concerns about the potential health risks associated with the ingredients in chemical sunscreens have bubbled up over the past few years. The DIY videos are a reaction to that, says Jeffy: “I think it’s sort of based on a couple of misconceptions that are out there that sunscreens are harmful, and that you are safer to be making products yourself.” But the FDA, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and medical associations all recommend using sunscreen because it can help prevent skin cancer. Jeffy suggests that anyone worried about chemical-based products use mineral sunscreens instead.

Kate Ring, a 43-year-old TikTok influencer who lives in Kent, U.K., has also posted videos of her homemade sunscreen recipe, which she’s been using for years because she was concerned about the ingredients in sunscreens on the market. She says she’s not phased by warnings from doctors and public-health officials, arguing that the process to make sunscreen is “not complex at all.”

“I am by no means an expert,” Ring says. “Obviously, I didn’t go put it on and then go and bake out in the sun for eight hours. I tested it over weeks actually, and over time periods to make sure that I was getting it right.”

But Jeffy questions how effective at-home “testing” like that actually is. And experts say that not visibly burning is not an indication of being adequately protected from the sun.

Day says that if someone doesn’t want to listen to dermatologists, that’s their decision—but that, “unfortunately,” some people may listen to those influencers over experts.

“My interest is protecting people from misinformation and products that can be damaging to their skin,” Day says. “All I can do is give information and hope that it makes sense.”

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Why You Really Shouldn’t Make Your Own Sunscreen

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Why You Really Shouldn’t Make Your Own Sunscreen

This summer, some influencers have jumped on the bandwagon of posting TikToks of themselves making sunscreen at home after a popular influencer did so. Experts are now warning people not to make DIY sunscreen as it can be dangerous.

Influencer Nara Smith, 22, who is known for sharing videos of herself making everything from cereal to cough drops from scratch, posted a TikTok in June of her husband, Lucky Blue Smith, mixing together coconut, beeswax, shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, and zinc oxide powder to create sunscreen (the latter is a main ingredient in many mineral-based sunscreens). Since then, her video has received about 2 million likes. And others—like TikToker Avery Cyrus, 24, who has 9.3 million followers—have also shared videos of themselves making their own sunscreen.

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But some dermatologists have expressed concern over DIY sunscreen, making their own social media posts and cautioning people not to do so.

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“The dangers related to homemade sunscreen is, bottom line, it’s not going to protect your skin how it should,” says Dr. Aamna Adel, a dermatologist based in London. “Just because it contains zinc oxide … does not mean that it’s going to be protecting you against UV rays.” People who make their own sunscreen will “be increasing their risk of sunburn [and] developing skin cancer.” (Adel has done some paid campaigns for brands that have sunscreen products in the past.)

A representative for Smith declined TIME’s request for comment, and a representative for Cyrus did not respond.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates sunscreens as nonprescription drugs. Products on the market “have to undergo extensive testing,” says Dr. Brooke Jeffy, a dermatologist based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Dermatologists say there are a few reasons why making sunscreen yourself can be dangerous. First, the process of making sunscreen is quite complicated—the formulas are precise and can be difficult to replicate at home. And second, there’s no way to know how much protection a homemade sunscreen will offer you. Because of that, your sunscreen may have inconsistent or ineffective coverage, which could increase your risk of skin cancer and lead to premature signs of aging, like wrinkles and sun spots.

“Let’s say you use 15% zinc, but you’re adding other things into it. So do you really have that same percentage in your final product? How do you really know that you have what you think you have?” says Dr. Doris Day, a dermatologist based in New York City. 

“It’s not that easy to make a mineral-based sunscreen and have it spread easily and smoothly,” Day says.

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Some dermatologists say that even if Smith’s video wasn’t meant to be taken seriously, they worried that people may try the recipe themselves

Concerns about the potential health risks associated with the ingredients in chemical sunscreens have bubbled up over the past few years. The DIY videos are a reaction to that, says Jeffy: “I think it’s sort of based on a couple of misconceptions that are out there that sunscreens are harmful, and that you are safer to be making products yourself.” But the FDA, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and medical associations all recommend using sunscreen because it can help prevent skin cancer. Jeffy suggests that anyone worried about chemical-based products use mineral sunscreens instead.

Kate Ring, a 43-year-old TikTok influencer who lives in Kent, U.K., has also posted videos of her homemade sunscreen recipe, which she’s been using for years because she was concerned about the ingredients in sunscreens on the market. She says she’s not phased by warnings from doctors and public-health officials, arguing that the process to make sunscreen is “not complex at all.”

“I am by no means an expert,” Ring says. “Obviously, I didn’t go put it on and then go and bake out in the sun for eight hours. I tested it over weeks actually, and over time periods to make sure that I was getting it right.”

But Jeffy questions how effective at-home “testing” like that actually is. And experts say that not visibly burning is not an indication of being adequately protected from the sun.

Day says that if someone doesn’t want to listen to dermatologists, that’s their decision—but that, “unfortunately,” some people may listen to those influencers over experts.

“My interest is protecting people from misinformation and products that can be damaging to their skin,” Day says. “All I can do is give information and hope that it makes sense.”